Issue

Issue #1

3.5/5 (1 review)

Overview Market Data $15+ Variations 13 Discussion

Description

Adela will go to almost any length for the story of her career. That ambition puts her undercover among a group of neo Nazi punks travelling into the frozen forests of Norway, convinced that out there they can summon Odin and claim the destiny they believe is owed to them. What actually waits in those woods is far older and far stranger than any of them is prepared to comprehend, and no gods are coming to answer when they start praying for help.

Issue Details

Series

Odin (2026)

Issue Number

Release Date

May 20, 2026

Cover Price

$4.99

Cover Date

May 2026

Average Rating

(1 review)

FOC Date

April 27, 2026

Age Rating

Diamond Code

0326IM0243

SKU

0326IM0243

UPC

70985304679000111

Series Details

Publisher

Image Comics

Type

Limited Series

Status

Ongoing

Run

2026

Issues Count

Genres

Action, Adventure

Format

Standard

Original Language

English

Language

English

Creators

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Alex Eckman-Lawn

Cover Artist, Artist

Dylan Todd

Designer

James Tynion IV

Writer

Jordie Bellaire

Artist, Colorist

Letizia Cadonici

Artist

Marguerite Bennett

Writer

Steve Foxe

Editor

Tom Napolitano

Letterer

Reviews

1 review

Dangioffre Pro 1mo ago

3.5/5

Odin #1 is a weird one, but in the best way. The issue follows Adela, an investigative reporter who goes undercover with a group of neo-Nazi punks headed to the frozen forests of Norway convinced they can summon Odin and claim their so-called white destiny. What starts as an unsettling character study slowly builds into something much darker and stranger than expected. I had to stop a few times while reading and lost the thread a bit early on, but as the issue went on it started getting really interesting and pulled me back in hard. And all I have to say about Kevin is... damn.

The art from Letizia Cadonici is outstanding. It is trippy, detailed, and perfectly captures the psychedelic horror tone the story is going for. Jordie Bellaire's colors are a big part of what makes the visuals hit so hard. Tynion and Bennett are clearly building toward something wild with this one and I am fully on board for issue 2.